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slowing economies in europe and china could slow global growth. and conflict with iran could push up energy prices. erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: joining us now with more on what to expect from president obama's state of the union address, david gordon, head of research at the eurasia group in washington d.c. >> so if you heard from our report, david, it's all about the economy. that's the big interest for most americans. what can the president propose tomorrow that will get the economy moving without some kind of big stimulus plan? >> so i think that the president's going to try to do a couple of things. first he's going to call on others to help him. first es he going to call on the congress to do two things. one, avoid the sequester, avoid the job cuts that will come from the sequester. and come to a balanced program on putting budget issues on the sidelines for the rest of this year. two, pass immigration reform so people have confidence, migrant workers have confidence, or security improves, so es's going to ask the congress. se
slowing economies in europe and china could slow global growth. and conflict with iran could push up energy prices. erika miller, "n.b.r.," new york. >> susie: joining us now with more on what to expect from president obama's state of the union address, david gordon, head of research at the eurasia group in washington d.c. >> so if you heard from our report, david, it's all about the economy. that's the big interest for most americans. what can the president propose...
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how do you see the china sales progressing? and what percentage of your sales will now be in mainland china? >> well, we expect china to become our biggest market. last year, this was the united states. in china, we after a slowdown of our growth last year have made some decisions, including a board member for china, a new sales structure and recently the intended investment into bike. with these changes and, of course, lastly driven by our great product, we expect to regain momentum throughout this year. >> what happened in china? were you not -- should you not have been more aggressive going into that market which is clearly the growth opportunity here and where are you lagging rivals? >> well, first of all, we came many years later than our direct competitors. for about 60 years, we had a great catch up. we grew faster than our direct competitors. in 2011, we were almost at the level of one of the two competitors. 12 we lost momentum. the sales structure was one issue. we had other issues. we had analyzized that and set freq
how do you see the china sales progressing? and what percentage of your sales will now be in mainland china? >> well, we expect china to become our biggest market. last year, this was the united states. in china, we after a slowdown of our growth last year have made some decisions, including a board member for china, a new sales structure and recently the intended investment into bike. with these changes and, of course, lastly driven by our great product, we expect to regain momentum...
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i think what's changed is what china is -- what is helping china grow. and he can what we are seeing and is this shift from an export and property investment led growth model to one more reliant on domestic demand. now, of course, for brazil, it was the commodities access that's key. it's key for its equity markets. and, you know, i think that is the sort of change we're seeing in markets. you know, so i think commodities have not mirrored the right we've seen. >> some other risky assets in recent months and that's something we expect to stay in 2013 as china's growth engine shifts gears. >> mya, quickly, is columbia the new brazil? >> is colombia the new brazil? in what way? >> i guess in the sense of its general economic process specs, maybe appeal to the outside community. and maybe we aren't going to call it what would be the brix, but the rics. but are columbia's prospects on the way up? >> yes, they are, but i'm not sure i would compare colombia to brazil. very different markets. but i think colombia anticipation currency does strengthen like brazi
i think what's changed is what china is -- what is helping china grow. and he can what we are seeing and is this shift from an export and property investment led growth model to one more reliant on domestic demand. now, of course, for brazil, it was the commodities access that's key. it's key for its equity markets. and, you know, i think that is the sort of change we're seeing in markets. you know, so i think commodities have not mirrored the right we've seen. >> some other risky assets...
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street journal reports that apple has already discussed plans for this device with the manufacturer in china. next item, does he know something we don't? google's eric schmidt selling 42% of shares in google stretched for the next year, worth about 2.5 billion dollars. maybe that will move google stock. and maybe some good news for microsoft, maybe, the new version of the surface tablet the surface pro sold out almost immediately on-line and at most microsoft stores after it first went on sale saturday. this could either mean strong sales or just the lack of supply. some reports speculate that microsoft could have intentionally limited the number of devices available. all three tech stocks, let's see what happens when that market opens later and we have vladimir putin, he's stuck up on gold, over the last decade added 570 metric tons of gold to russia's bank. and for putin's party says the more gold the country has the more sovereignty if there's a cataclysm with the dollar, the pound or any other commodity. and since putin has been buying, russia is now the largest buyer of the metal. the o
street journal reports that apple has already discussed plans for this device with the manufacturer in china. next item, does he know something we don't? google's eric schmidt selling 42% of shares in google stretched for the next year, worth about 2.5 billion dollars. maybe that will move google stock. and maybe some good news for microsoft, maybe, the new version of the surface tablet the surface pro sold out almost immediately on-line and at most microsoft stores after it first went on sale...